Flying tractor, aerobatic model, aileron trainer, fire extinguisher, towing model, Funflyer, Immerdabeiflieger, the Honk combines many features on itself. That's what makes him so versatile. Anyone can build a honk, all you need is the free download plan and some finishing tips.
The idea behind the Honk was a model in agricultural aviation optics with a good span of one meter.
It should be able to fly with a standard equipment, since this is usually somehow present, so with a motor around 80 grams (g) weight, a 3s LiPo with about 2,200 milliamp hours (mAh) capacity and popular 9-g servos. The model should be fully aerobatic and 3D-capable, but also suitable for advanced beginners and poorly mowed meadows with limited airspace.
The goal was also a weight of well below 1,000 g. I wrote in the specification sheet that Honk should be able to pull up to 500 g of weight for F-tow gliders.
And he should be fun in any weather conditions.
Electronics:
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Ok, so I am going to take one last jaunt into the 3D printing arena here in association with Eclipson Airplanes regarding finding the best material to print your aircraft
